It's a Rhaphiolepis indica - Indian Hawthorn - which came up uninvited under another shrub so I didn't notice it immediately.
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2 comments:
I really like these shrubs, the berries are attractive, the flowers are lovely and it has nice foliage. Tough as old boots too, what more could you ask for? ;o)
I like it too. I was actually thinking of buying one until I discovered this one.
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